Container gardening is a fantastic way to grow your own vegetables, especially if you’re working with limited space. Whether ...

Containers don’t need to go into hibernation in colder months – there’s still plenty of floral life to be enjoyed! We round ...

To ensure interest for the eye in the garden over the next few months you ... then shuffle back inside. This is where containers come into their own. A good deep 12-18 inch pot should comfortably ...

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All vegetables grow best in full sun ... Plastic tubs are a long-lasting choice to contain your vegetable garden. Fill the container with a commercial potting mix or potting soil.

Learn how to grow and care for Dragon Prince™ Cryptomeria, a compact variety of Japanese cedar. Get to know the ideal light, ...

Choose pots that are large enough for your plant, have drainage holes and will suit the style of your garden. Frost-proof ... Plants in containers are in danger of drying out as the weather ...

Add a burst of fresh color to the fall landscape with mums. This traditional fall flower is still a favorite of many. These ...

these cup-shaped flowers are perfect for both small and large containers, says Julian Palphramand, head of plants at British Garden Centres, the UK’s largest family-owned garden centre group. 'To get ...

Container-grown trees can be planted out all ... If the bottom of the planting hole is compacted, break it up with a garden fork, but don't dig it over. Do the same to the side of the hole ...